Shared an AI chat link? Strangers may have been able to find it
Researchers at security firm Claroc found 6,800 shared conversation links from Muse, Meta's new AI assistant, with a single search. Each link put the chat's title in its web address, which public records captured. Meta has paused the share feature while it reviews the report.
The exposed chats included a small-business owner's loan application and a real-estate investor's income figures. A share link works like a public page, so anyone who has it or finds it can read what you pasted.
Worth five minutes for anyone who has ever shared an AI chat containing client details, revenue or loan numbers, whatever tool they used. If you have never used a share button, there is nothing to clean up. Still, keep sensitive figures out of anything you plan to share.
Your moveIf you shared from Muse, review what those chats held. In any AI assistant you use, look in settings for shared or public links and delete the ones you no longer need.
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